...into the United States, on her revocation of her Berlin and TVIilwjf decrees, or so modifying them that they should cease to violate the neutral commerce of the United States," which fact has been verified by the president's proclamation, who has aright, on France violating her compact,...

...either with France or Great Britain. But in case either France or England should so revoke or modify ha edicts, as that they should cease to violate the neutral commerce of the United States, the trade suspended might be renewed with the nation so doing A treaty for restoring amity and commerce...

...people, that after various mortifications and discussions, an act was passed, forbidding the armed ships of either Great Britain or France to enter any of...should revive with respect to that nation." This was considered in America as a great triumph over the French party, and so sensible were the government...

...Britain or France to enter any of the May 1. American ports, and thereby implying that merchant tessels were to be admitted : it declared also, « that in...manner, then the non-intercourse act should revive with re»pect to that nation." This was considered in America as a great triumph over the French party,...

...be admitted : it declared also, " that in case either Great Britain or France should, before the Sd of March in the ensuing year, so revoke or modify...within three months thereafter, repeal her obnoxious decree* in like manner, then the non-intercourse act should revive with reipect to that nation." This...

...1810, it was declared, that in case Great Britain or France shpuld, before the 3d day of March, 181 1, so revoke or modify her edicts as that they should...the United States, which fact the President should declare by proclamation; and if the other nation should not, within three months thereafter, revoke...

...be longer delayed. By the act of May 1st, 1810, it is provided that if either Great Britain orFrance should cease to violate the neutral commerce of the United States, which fact the president should declare by proclamation, and the other party should not within three months thereafter revoke or modify...

...port. It was further enacted by the same :.ct (of March 2nd, 1811) that incuse tirciit Britain should so revoke or modify her edicts as that they should...cease to violate the neutral commerce of the United .Stales, the president of the United States should declare the fact by proclamation, that such proclamation...

...president of the United States should he authorised in cuse either France or Great Britain, should so revoke, or modify, her edicts, as that they should cease to violate the ocutra] commeree of the United States, todeehtr* the same hy proclamation ; after which the trade of...

...Great-Brita.n and France, with power to the President to remove it as to either nation, which should (( so revoke or modify her edicts, as that they should cease to violate the neutral commerce of the U. States." Had this bill passed into a law, the scheme, as far as depended on Congress, would have...